* Initial Nintendo Switch Port
* Switch: Enable CRT shader
* Switch: Some QOL changes
- hack: make the menu accessible with "+"
- Invert Controller buttons A/B X/Y
- Enable network log only for debug builds
- Enable touchscreen mouse emulation
Also add myself to the credits in README
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Co-authored-by: Vadim Grigoruk <grigoruk@gmail.com>
- fix use of deprecated macro
- move network stuff to platform directory
- ensure all lua is built for 32 bit integers
- clean up build configurations
- use newer docker image
There is a bug in that tic80_tick doesnt set up the counter and freq callbacks
properly which leads to a segfault.
This is probably not a good solution and it only works for player-sdl and the
same issue is probably also in libretro which needs a proper fix too.
Unlike my previous attempt this minimizes the changes to actual code.
Now solitaire.tic runs correctly. Only 2 fields were actually crossing
byte boundary and needed byte-swap handling or field-splitting. Others
were just a straight reorder of bitfields
* Register submodule for mruby
* Link binaries against static mruby
* Adapt old mrb_api.c code to current internal API-s
* Create Ruby demos
* Mention Ruby support in README.md
* Mention Ruby in features
* Attribution
* Fix broken demos
* Add mruby WASM target
* Fix compatibility with old CMake versions
* Fix support for languages with single-char comment
Current behavior assumes that comments comprise
exactly two characters, such as "--" or "//".
Many languages, such as Ruby and Python, use
a single character, such as the pound sign
or the ASCII quotation mark to signal
a single-line comment.
* Fix segfault when opening outline
* Actions: Install Ruby where not present
* Honor Windows MRuby static exts
* Build mruby with /MT on Windows
* Force mruby to use .a suffix for static libraries
Github Actions seems to also prefer the UNIX-native
prefix on Windows CMake
* Do not build redundant mrbgems
Created a gembox containing only
useful gems
* Infer mruby CFLAGS from CMake
* Pass CMake flags to MRuby cross target
* Revert "Pass CMake flags to MRuby cross target"
This reverts commit 1a8bf8330e.
It turns out that wrapping CMake's poor cross build support
was not a good idea after all.
* Refactor mruby build configuration sets
* mruby toolchain switching from CMake
* Guess CMAKE_COMMAND on Windows OS
* [mruby] Delegate ENV passing to rake invocation
CMake's env helper is broken on Windows OS :/
* Enforce certain mruby toolchains from CMake side
* Simplify mruby build system
* Genericize cross compilation
* Clean mruby build artifacts with make/ninja clean
* Force mruby bootstrap to use MSVC where applicable
* Fix naming in demos.c
* Fix incorrect mruby x-compilation logic
* Use TARGET_CC as the ultimate linker in mruby builds
Some toolchains seem to work better this way.
* Explicitly use mruby clang toolchain on macOS
* Set --sysroot in mruby for macOS Clang
* Do not depend on YACC
https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/pull/1726#issuecomment-989728667:
> mruby can be built without yacc(or GNU Bison) after mruby 2.1.2+( https://mruby.org/releases/2020/08/06/mruby-2.1.2-released.html).
* Set ImageOS in Actions runner Dockerfiles
This allows Ruby to be installed on those
non-standard images.
* Revert "Set ImageOS in Actions runner Dockerfiles"
This reverts commit 0ea4ecaf83.
* Manually install Ruby in cross Actions containers
* mruby Android toolchain
* Additional params for mruby android toolchain
* Don't build redundant mrbgems
* Whitelist mrbgem "stdlib-io" anyway
* Don't fortify sources on Android
* Disable source fortification project-wide on Android
* Also disable fortify at link time on Android
* Android build fixes
* Fix building on Raspberry Pi
* Fix missing variable prefix in Android CMake
* Rename: mrb.c -> mruby.c
* Adapt mruby.c code to master
* Fix silly misplacement of definition in CMakeLists
* Use CMake-native target version inference
ref. https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/variable/CMAKE_ANDROID_API.html
* Do not link mruby against winsock on WinNT
* Add mruby target to stub export action
* Revert "Use CMake-native target version inference"
This reverts commit 6164e0b052.
* Explicitly set ANDROID_API from gradle
* Move: /mruby/ -> /build/mruby/
More consistent with the rest of the project tree
* baremetalpi: Link against libmruby
* Prepare standalone NDK toolchains in Actions
* Link sysroot in standalone NDK
* Patch mruby with modern NDK support
* Actions: Provision Git to allow "am" patching
* Revert "Actions: Provision Git to allow "am" patching"
This reverts commit 375ca376f2.
* Patch mruby during the configuration step
* Github Actions: Recreate standalone NDK toolchains
* Fix mruby build on Android
* Update build instructions
* Cleanups as discussed in https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80/discussions/1289
* switches for languages
* removed stale marks
* resolved dependency loop, unified vm pointer, removed SCRIPT_LIST
* forgot a field
* removing extra log and fixing forgotten javascript
Co-authored-by: msx80 <msx80@github>
Allows for natively outputting to the buffer in a format different than
the default SDL/Sokol one. This also means that the libretro port now
avoids an additional conversion step.
